LONDON -- The American sprinter took a mighty tumble. Nobody, however, has fallen harder than Jamaica so far at this year's world championships.
The evening after Usain Bolt's improbable loss to two U.S. runners, the world's best sprint island watched the red, white and blue paraded around the track once again at its expense.
Tori Bowie leaned over the line for her 100-meter victory, then stumbled and crashed down to the track to put the exclamation point on the second consecutive sprint shock of the meet. Her .01-second victory Sunday over Marie-Josee Ta Lou of the Ivory Coast was a photo-finish thriller.